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by ativzzz 3y ago
I think you should have at least 2 HN accounts. 1 for projects you are trying to market - this account can be publicly tied to the project and you can use it to comment on related topics. Useful for building credibility 1 for everything els
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You joke but newer rails versions come with a front end framework named Turbo, and there's also a JS bundler named Turbo, so this is actually too close to reality
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Many CEOs are regular people who happen to be overtly charismatic to a fault. It just so happens that overtly charismatic people tend to be rewarded greatly by our social structures These CEOs aren't doing anything different in these s
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by ativzzz 3y ago
Just like most everything else in life, amphetamines lie on a spectrum. People like Paul Erdos[0] would disagree completely. People who are prone to addictive behavior should stay away from recreational cocaine use. Meth is pretty destructi
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by ativzzz 3y ago
Me, watching the video and looking at samples, excitement level high Me, scanning for a download link or a prompt to run the model and not finding any, excitement level medium Me, realizing it's by google, excitement level zero
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by ativzzz 3y ago
I got the FW when I was between jobs so I had a bunch of time to tinker with it and mess around with Linux configs. Now I have a baby and a job so unfortunately my desire to tinker with config is pretty much 0 at this point
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by ativzzz 3y ago
Yea I got a FW a few years ago and regret it. For just a few hundred $$$ more I could've gotten an M1. The battery situation makes me never use it. Compare to a macbook when I can just close it and open it up weeks later and it just tu
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by ativzzz 3y ago
> The problem I see with Rake, or Bundler/gemfiles is that the syntax is just Ruby code. It's a DSL described by Ruby, the language being good for it, but it's Ruby code nonetheless, which makes tooling more complicated th
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by ativzzz 3y ago
yea but a lot of the super high paying ones do, so it's a small price to pay for a large paycheck
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by ativzzz 3y ago
Thanks i'll check it out!
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How does one learn to market themselves this way? I come from a culture that values privacy & humility and it's really hard to express myself in public like this. I have no trouble doing it IRL, but doing it online just seems... wr
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by ativzzz 3y ago
> If for some reason we were still part of Russia, chances are I’d be sent off to kill Ukrainians right as we speak To be fair, if you were still part of the USSR then so would Ukraine, and you wouldn't be fighting a war due to MAD
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Got this for 11mo old daughter. She likes to play with books, but doesn't have the dexterity to push the button with a finger quite yet. She can with her palm though - would be nice if the buttons were somehow easier to press. Otherwis
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by ativzzz 3y ago
Makes sense. One of the benefits of a mobile app is the ease of selling things in the app. Of course you can make it easy with a webapp too, but you need to handle the payment infra yourself and ask for credit card info
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Do you do IAP? Stripe or paypal is just slightly more inconvenient than Apple pay. Does not being in an app store hurt your marketability at all?
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by ativzzz 3y ago
It's much easier and faster to build greenfield systems that have no historical baggage than it is to retrofit older systems that already support large customer bases and revenues for newer features. Not just pure tech systems, but bus
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by ativzzz 3y ago
Define "traditional" - do you mean USA in the 50s? What is traditional and what isn't changes with each generation - particularly in the western world and the USA, which are both on the forefronts of technological, intellectu
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In the US, most states have family exception rules where you can drink with parents Plus, it's not like kids follow the drinking laws if they don't want to
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This is why for pretty much the majority of human history, we had some form of religion to trick ourselves into ignoring this. Now that religion is on a decline...
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Because outside of a few really passionate people who hate JS with all their heart, the rest of us are really just fine using JS. It's a fine language. It does the job. Sure it can be better - everything can be better, but is it worth
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by ativzzz 3y ago
yea i'm not sure having 8 hour long marathon porn sessions improves my performance or relaxation though like you said earlier, I bet if it wasn't for porn I'd have multiple unwanted children or multiple STDs
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by ativzzz 3y ago
You may be right lol. Honestly I hate my sex drive sometimes. Sure it's useful from an evolutionary perspective, but for me personally it does no good
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for me, the porn was the trauma. early exposure to it without any parental controls (i had unfiltered access to the internet too young)
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I'm pretty libertarian when it comes to things like drugs or sex work, but it's hard for me with porn. Maybe because I've been addicted to it for 20 years at this point so it's personal for me. You can call it a parentin
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Those fall under making money and surival (and honestly sex and enjoyment as well)
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I never said they were assholes, I just said they chose not to inconvenience themselves. Some people wore masks regardless of how much they actually helped - on the off chance they actually helped at all - they chose to inconvenience themse
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Why? A good chunk of humanity showed via covid that they are not interested in inconveniencing themselves for potentially reducing overall harm to others.
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I think people tend to cooperate only when there are tangible benefits such as: - survival - making money - sex - enjoyment via social interactions (like parties, hangouts, etc) It just so happens that for the majority of our civilization,
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You're right, but not always. Some people work differently than others and would rather headbutt against a wall on their own for hours than work with other people. In the long term, it is beneficial to have experts as your collaborator
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by ativzzz 3y ago
> The labor market is literal wage slavery, with slaves being rented instead of owned. And yet it's the best system we've devised so far. Maybe we should go back to the older systems where the only way to climb the social ladde

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